Re:Stripe to move to South San Francisco
by bduerst on Thursday October 24, 2019 @02:16PM
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I also enjoy the seasons, especially as a way to subconciously tick off the years, but I also understand the appeal of SF.
SF's weather is a steady climate without much variance, where it typically only rains two weeks of the year. No freezing temperatures, no heat waves, just a cool climate that doesn't have much variance.
South Bay is similar, but warmer and almost perpetually sunny throughout the year too.
Re:Stripe to move to South San Francisco
by ilikehurdles on Thursday October 24, 2019 @12:45PM
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And don’t forget face mask weather when the clouds of smoke engulf the city from yearly CA wildfires.
I LIKE seasons. I LIKE snow. I LIKE watching leaves fall in the autumn and rebirth in the spring. I LIKE sweaterweather falls and, cold winters, and hot summers.
San Francisco's climate has "mild," going for it. It seems to be permanently pants and tee shirt weather (but don't forget your jacket). The summers (sept/oct) are nice, but limited for what you expect in California. It's frequently windy when the sun is shining, and the fog is constantly sitting nearby, threateningly.
The best you can say is SF's weather is different, but I certainly do not understand the hype.